roads in ttis area will emain closed for asking folks to be patient &ppajor water main brraks in th city already this year.. nzinga amon: "this is outrageous. i've stopped breaks we've had sinceethe n - psmmer."patrickkmartin:"nowwwe have the ssndbar that makes it look like flooida,,but weirder." weirder." the pipes underneath charles treet are 90 years old, not unlike a lot of the infrastructure around balttmore, which is why public million over the next five years to try to stop situations like this before they happen. public works is xxected to come hereesometime this morning to do mmre digging and remooing of asphalt... to get &pa better feel for how bad thi phe repairs eing the repairs being made to a storm drain in east ballimore will takk a lot longer ttan expected.a 0-foot sinkhole nearly devoured this section of moouuent street back in second sinkhole opened up nearby... follooed by a third in october.the additional have tripled thh amount of &pwork for repair rews and slowedddown heer progress.the department of public orks says repairs won't be finishedd the man responsible for

attorney fees and monetary fees would be given to the plaintiff housing organization rather tthan to th city's general fund. mr. davis, miss olague and miss selby, please explain why you would support or oppose authorizing non-profit housing organizations to enforce restrictions on short-term rentals, which at present, on my understanding can only be enforced by the city attorney. >> i would support it. i think we see a lot of local regulations that we don't get with our limited resources to enforcing, and in cases like this, where there are violations occurring, and where folks can open the courthouse door under this proposal, that wouldn't otherwise be able to do that and achieve justice through those means as well. potentially fund a very important service as non-profit housing providers. i think it's a great idea. i would support it. >> thank you. miss olague. >> i think it's a great idea also. i would support it. i think most people, when they have issues around rental and other housing complaints, there are certain agencies that they automatically go to. there aren't many contrary to pop

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plus, the passage of question 7 prompted changes to the casino and baltimore city. th> breaking news right now, and accidents on the howard county line. roy. >> route 40, and baltimore county between the howard county line. a couple of the vehicles are involved. we do not know the severity of the injuries but with all the equipment, they have two lanes reporting all they deal with this accident sure yet >> remember -- we told you her story this week. she was found hobbling. she was dirty and matted and she had a fractured pot. officials of were desperate to pay for a surgery to help her recover and tonight they have news. thanks to generous donations from yours, e enough money has been raised to pay for her surgery with some left over to help other pets. she is resting comfortably until surgery gets underway. it will to take several months but she should be available for adoption. if you are interested, you can go to the maryland spca or donate. we have a link on our website. speaking of generosity, all of our collection efforts are under way for hurricane victims in h

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began calling up 16,000 reserve troops after a rocket struck near the largest commercial city of tel aviv on thursday. th tanks have been deployed near the border with gaza. the attack on the city was the first since the gulf war about 20 years ago. air raid sirens sent residents running for shelter. in gaza, hisham qandil met ahamas leader on friday. qandil later visited a hospital to visit wounded people. he i do death announced the bombings in front of reporters. israel and egypt have an existing peace treaty, but relations have chilled since the fall of the government of president hosni mubarak. >>> good weather isn't going to continue in tokyo according to tour meteorologist robert speta. robert, tell us more. >>> well, at least for the time being, some sunny skies, but take a look at the cloud cover coming in across korea and eastern china. that's pulling off here towards the east. on saturday morning, you're going to start to see some heavy rain showers in western japan, then eventually working its way off towards the east throughout the evening hours, and even into sunday, some snow off northern

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people in the city now, think you have no power and th is bad. it is nothing coompared to what you see when you're there. on the way there, when you're driving over the bridge and everything you know is gone -- it is just grey and sand -- the people that use the restaurants their restaurants with -- the places -- it's that. neil: you were seeing all the attention paid -- and rightly so, to new jersey in the battered coast. but you and i have joked about it is sort of like the rodney dangerfield of boroughs. the devastation we saw there, ralph, it looked as bad if not worse. >> everyone says it's a forgotten borough, it's a joke. but it's not. it shouldn't should take five days for this to happen. the main thing is look at all the supplies people lost their homes and their lives and their families. neil: rao, thank you very much. the people to live in the area and know the area, this is why think you can get a good sense of this. politicians are patting themselves on the back. they want to thank thank this guy for the something back after that. ev

born in the catalan city of barcelona in 1893, miro has remained close to the land and its people. but as a young man in paris, he joined th friends like max ernst and jean arp in the emerging surrealist movement of the 1920s. in his painting "the farm," miro's characteristic symbols and themes began to appear: serpentine shapes, checkerboard patterns, infinite space represented by the moon or a star. in 1922, he painted "the farmer's wife," the ancestress of countless female symbols that also became a continuing motif in miro's art. in 1924, his art broke free of gravitational constraints in the surrealistic world of "harlequin's carnival." over the years, he developed his own personal symbolism, and in the 1950s, the scale of his art grew with such works as a mural at harrd university and "the wall ofhe sun" for unesco in pas. as his work grew in size, miro continued what he termed "a process of simplification." he stated, "little by little, i have managed to reach a point at which i use no more than a small number of forms and colors." this process found a culminating expression in his eightoot-high painting "femme," mi

city agencies together. governor cuomo has been as cooperative and great and forward-thinking as anybody could be, and i wanted to personally thank him for that thnk you very much. let me thank mayor bloomberg. everyone in new york city joins me in thanking the mayor for his leadership, competence and diligence and professionalism. his team is tireless. mr. mayor, we thank you very much. we thank all the first responders, every one of them a hero. we thank the state and local elected officials who are all here today. a special thank you to borough president moldanero and national and county executives steve ba loan in suffolk county. we thank them all. most of the, mr. president, we thank you and your cabinet, especially secretaries napolitano and donovan and craig fugate for their unprecedented federal presence and effort. i'd also like to thank or federal officials, senator schumer, senator gillibrand, congressman grim with us today for all the help in securing the necessary funds so that we can rebuild. 17 days ago on october 29th, everything changed for new york. 60 new yorkers lost their lives, tens of thousands saw their homes damaged or d

city that are prone to flooding. kron-4's scott rates got a firsthand look at where those troulbe spots are. located. concern is the park ths in the middle of the town it has flooded before and they hope that with rainfall on the rain. it will not happen again. the peaceful sound of a gentle stream but they hope that it stays that way this by the rainfall. >> are you concerned? >> of course! this is where we work out. >> this was just a couple of weeks ago when this flood of the softball field. >> we have areas that we monitor, the creeks, sanitary service stores. >> some areas have been monitoring these areas with trash racks to grab the debris and keep the trains clear. it is a place were debris would naturally pile up. >> people are hoping that this will flow normally. however the city says there will be ready just in case. >> we want to make sure that it is not going to overflow. >> in piedmont, kron 4. >> (chaninsaws) >> and the santa crew. pg&e it is expecting some power outages giving the anticipation of a strained to column. it will have cruised out with the strength of the -- wind and the possible tree limbs. prepa

stand by, technical difficulties ] they're doing what they cano protect th >>> in the area hit by the big mud slide in daly city on tuesday. they are doing what they can now to protect the neighborhood around hillside park. that includes stacking these bales of hay and clearing out storm drains. the hay will prevent more damage after the big mud slide. >> we are going to take our remote control tv camera to go into the pipe itself and then get to the storm drain. then we candy vet water to the location. >> officials don't expect any more problems from the 8" pipe that broke but it's likely to take weeks to finally get it repaired. >>> let's check in with the rain man because we are going to get wet here for the next week. >> yeah. going to get wet. i don't think we'll see flooding rains for those folks in daly city but i wouldn't park on that street again for a while. yeah, looks like a dry day today but this is it. we are going to head back into very wet pattern now in the bay area. outside right now, it is a quiet start to the morning some temperatures dropping off, 37 degrees in santa rosa, 38 in fairfield,

city accounts for about half of the level. the seat level rise is -- the thinking is under significant -- sinking is under significant control. th we are lookuining at people wading through the water. when you look at the old buildings and think about the water getting in, there has to be some kind of damage done to the structure of these buildings, you cannot help? >> the main problem is the buildings were built to maintain the level of the high water below. once it goes over that, the perks are not designed and cannot sustain. >> what is the plan here? to try to contain the flooding or shore of the building once the have been flooded? >> the plan is to build the system of barriers that separate the adriatic. in times of high tides like we have been observing so that the in lives into but -- the lagoon will be separated from barriers that will arise when needed. and keep the level of the adriatic higher. >> tell me something, do think that venice will still be here as it is toda in 100 years' time? >> 100 years' time, i believe so and with some continued attention from people in venice in italy and the world, i suspect a lot lo

some feel the city should focus on helping the many victims of the superstorm. >> that's a tough call. it brinso yeah, that's just a th call. >> i know somebods up there and she's worried because she's like, we can't get around anyways right now. where are these people going to go? >> it's going to be -- they've already been saying too how cold it's getting at night and people don't have electricity so you know -- >> it could still be weeks without electricity as the temperatures are going to remain cool here for at least another week. let's get your weather forecast. and yesterday, it was okay. >> did the sun ever come out? i don't remember seeing it. >> it did come out for a moment or two. >> i don't remember seeing it either. >> must have been that split second when i didn't look out the window. >> we're going to take your word for it, tucker. >> i'm sure it was out somewhere. >> you had to push the clouds out of the way but it was definitely there. >> and you got your power back on. >> yes, i got my power back on. never knew the power could make somebody so happy but it does. >> 53 today in re gan national. on the

. >> 41 people have died in new york city alone and about h th deathserehe stboaten 'res mher'uvth gostuceater. gary tuchman shows us now where the boys were swept from her arms. >> reporter: you come over here to this tree, and hold to t brch anld oto it and hold on toerons at the same time. edidts, accoing poli, for houshindme, kcked on the the man would netr in house. toodn buse, to, and ultimaty float waters came rough and swept hesonsy. lp what . man in the house thaa i haarf and i cout -- >> y did not seenyes. >> going sta's wre bria these pictu ing ere. what is it like there today? >> don,earelief in the orhood, e bulldozers roiots autng so a t . mefthforthox india here on cedar grove avenue. and, look, this is all debris offials hueus e sent got completely flooded out. they had to clear all the re idg this oven righter refrigerator, other things that got trashed in the storm. the basement was completely flooded out. i'm here with babu philips. what are the peleelou suffedthrough? >> well, many of the members, they already had personal losses but many came here to see the damage to

the first city that was established for this th union.ll out about renters and homeowners. why is that? super storms are not a new concept. why are these problems still existing? why was there no water because there is -- work on the ground. >> water aarrived a lot faster than mississippi. >> you have in many states was much wider area than that katrina. it hit a lot more people in terms 6 just the geographic area and not the katrina was small. it was 90 miles. >> there was a week warning to this. i understand -- we would love to have 7 days warning for an earthquake. they knew what strength it was going to be. the fact that the people on staten island are still waiting for generators. it's as though this was surprise but this is federal government at every single level when it's bloated and disconnected. people are told that they are going saved and then they are abandoned. staten island, pe packed up and left. >> heather: i have a different view and i know that fema is all over staten island. sometimes when people don't have anything. a

these were shot down by th israeli iron dome anti-missile system and israel continues to retaliation yate. they released this video that shows an attack at a media center this gaza city. this woman was pulled alive from the rubble. others weren't so lucky. palestinian authorities say 11 civilians died in this house including children. israel says it was targeting a jihad mastermind. so far 60 palestinians have been killed so far. israel blames hamas. >> they use arms and mosques to hide the arms. >> as diplomats work for a cease-fire, benjamin netanyahu says his government is preparing to expand military operations. israel is mass go tanks and troops at the gaza border for a possible ground invasion. traveling in thailand, president obama warned against ground action. >> not preferable for the people of gaza, it's deplorable for israelis because if israeli troops are in gaza they are much more at risk of incurring fatalities or being wouchbded. [ siren ] >> in israel the wail of air-raid sirens echoes in the streets. three israelis have died so far in the hamas attacks. neither side showing shows any sign of breaking the circle of violence. >> ama: the battle to brin

th reduction. i want to focus on way wes build resilience in our cities.ant to find ways where we use markets and use market like structures to make sure that people aren't putting themselves in harm's way but a they know they get a free rebuild. that they're not overbuilding infrastructure in dangerous or sensitive areas because it serves a rich community that actually has connections to city hall. >> suarez: let me stop you there. whenever you say "build more resiliency" obviously there's a laundry list of choices there. you can make it absolutely impermeable and bulletproof or just a little safer than it is today and theostis going to vary a great deal. >> that's right. we will never have a risk-free world. in fact, you wouldn't want one because with risk comes learning. but you're not going to build, for instance, your waste water treatment plant for a 100 year storm surge. most of the rest of the time it would be operating at horrible levels of inefficiency if you overbuilt something that way. so when i say "resilience" it doesn't mean we avoid all ha

. >> here we are h are here in th of the stratosphere here in nevada. in a cityplace that fell in the country. this better be a very close election. the stratosphere like all of vegas suffered the worst of the recession. >> at some point you had to make a decision to stay home or go big or shutdown? >> yes. >> reporter: they sunk $20 million into upgrades including a new restaurant and the sky-jump thing, and most importantly, more than 100 new jobs. do you think that las vegas is through the worst of it? >> it feels like it. i drive to work everyday and i see stuff going on that i haven't seen in a little while. >> reporter: things like construction and homes being built in places in a place that had the nation's highest foreclosure rate. and they say that the decline and rise in vegas is an entree index. before the recession how many were you doing and now? >> before we were doing 400 and now between 400 and 700. big difference. >> reporter: and comedy icon and clark county icon who does four shows a night in vegas says that the city is the coming back, but he

cities. so urban approach. and urban is one of the largest mega trends in today's world that on whiften passes below th radar screen. so our strategy is playing off. >> if you buy from local chinese stock market, you'd have a bloody nose over the last couple years. if you're a u.s. corporate trying to take van of those longer erm domestics, the same risks are there. >> my favorite topic, the correlation. there is very limited correlation between gdp growth and actually sock market performance. a lot of what has been funded at the sales line is being taken out of working capital and if you get a more sophisticated investor base looking at this to say hang on a minute, this isn't all as it seems. >> and that get there is to see ski matt tig. we'll never get the consumption that people will get out of the emerging world. as we get the number of cars per household, we don't have the resources for it. so i'm just wondering if too much growth expectation has been played on the emerge market story. given climate change and emerging markets, impact of deleveraging from the crisis, et cetera, we are currently consuming 1.5

city is one. jersey cityid get waterge but in the downtown area much of th power is back already.e of it came back yesterday. so there are towns around that are not as hard hit, they didn't taken a on the amount of water that hoboken did. >> suare let's head down the shore to seaside heights where you'velso done reporting. what's it like there? >> it's scene of absolute devastation. it holds seaside heights and a fewl her towns, it's a barrier island and it's devastated. in seaside height there is's a famous board walk which for years it has been used by families for summer vacation and more recently it was made famous by mtv's "jersey shore." the board walk is completely destroyed. there was a number of amusement park rides there. one at casino pier, the rides are completely gone. they're not there anymore. most dramatically in the ocean there is a massive roller coaster just bobbing the waves. >> suarez: a lot of the houses are smaller frame structures. they seem to be off their foundations, moved around, scattered, crashed into each otr. ke?tli it it >> absolely. th ine isis a

th happen tocome with a free movie. >> what was shoking, one cared cost $16 spain. >> i think it's for purposes of this city can use itforprices. >> that's what they're charging. >> of the you can give them the carr to get into the theater. >> i read it so that inflation is set. [talking over each other] >> the movie, all of these discretionary purchases that you make. you know, taxes are low on carrots. >> carrot and stick, and it will not survive, but it does show you that what happens when government goes too far and raises taxes too much copybook, but enterprising ways to get around it. this is definitely in your face. this is a very bitter the carriage. melissa: it is a budgetary to swallow. moving on to another possible when for the tax man, but this time it is in france. neato lovers might ant to stock up right now. the price could go through the roof. palm o is a crucial ingredient many of the pastries. so now frenchlawmakers are considering raising the tax to 300%. there must be raising a 300%. do you think the tax we will pass? do you think the mayor is going to go, ben, at sounds pretty cler. >> i used to work

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city. i think you'll see a big emphasis on that early. and i think he'll be successful because th republicans are ready to deal on it now. >> i think they would put up a grand bargain and come to him first. i think it's likely the pass because the democrats really want it and the republicans very much need it right now. and on the question of governance, the president needs to learn from. some of the problems he's stel having, he needs to develop personal relationships. governor is not just about going around the country and ban storming as much as the president wants to do this in a second term. it was pointed out the president has played 105 rounds of golf, only one with a republican. >> so we're going to talk about how the president is going to try to develop a new more effect ivg governor style to deal with what is surely item one on the agen agenda, which is to stop the united states from falling off a fiscal cliff when we come back. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've pers

city along charles street. up to speed on the north side. 55 on southbound 97. not tracking any delays at the tunnels. this is harford road. 83's.ad toward the adp th light in volume on the j.f.x. marc trains is the only thing not running on schedule. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it was a beautiful close to the weekend yesterday. we will throw in some cloud cover today. i think we will stay dry. a cold front is coming across the ohio valley. 61 degrees in cincinnati. single digits in the northern part of the plains states. 35 in chicago. pretty strong cold front that is producing some showers and thunderstorms. i think that activity will settle down by the time it gets to us. some high, thin cloud cover and the clouds will thicken up later today. current temperatures in the 40's. 43 at the airport. there is some patchy fog this morning. reduced visibility in some neighborhoods. a chance for rain showers early this evening or tonight. high temperature between 63 and 68. rain is likely tomorrow mostly in the morning. breezy and much cooler with a high of 53. will stay in the 50's into the beginning of next weekend. >> the

what to expect in th next four years from this administration when it comes to managing your money. gerri: today was the first day of gasoline rationing in new york cityg island all because of hurricane sandy. gas rationing. drivers can only fill up every other day were put into place to stop the panic buying and it is borderline anarchy that was going on. long lines that took effect. you see a lot of calves in the line as well. governor andrew cuomo says it could top $50 billion and it would make it that second costliest storm behind hurricane katrina seven years ago. president obama is scheduled to visit the new york area next thursday to see the recovery operation firsthand. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and over again. and expecting different results. so how does this apply to obama's next four years in office? the green companies backed by your taxpayer dollars? they just grow and grow. many of them are hemorrhaging cash by the day. others have gone bankrupt altogether. our next guest is you can expect nothing but the same under this administration. a seor fellow joins us now. robert, always a pleasure to have y

city, this is charlie rose. >> i'm al hunt of "bloomberg news" filling in for charlie rose from washington. we quinn if th evening with news from the white house. president obama heldaise first press conference since his reelection. he delivered a brief opening statement, emphasizing the need to avert the fiscal cliff set to take effect january 1. >> there's only one way to solve these humans and that is to do it together. as i've said before, i'm open to compromise and i'm open to new ideas and i've been encouraged the past week to hear republican after republican to agree on the need from more revenue from the wealthiest american as parent of our arithmetic if we're serious about reducing the deficit. >> the president fielded questions. the budget was the most pressing subject. obama vowed not tho extend the bush tax cuts for the top 2% of income earners. >> when it comes to the top 2%, what i'm not going to do is to extend further a tax cut for folks who don't need it, which would cost close to $1 trillion, and it's very difficult to see how you make up that trillion dollars, if we're serious about def

citi price rewind. buy now. save later. ♪ ♪ >> greg: responding to the benghazi mess, president obama said susan rice had the best intel available. [ laughter ] sorry. frayed frayeden. thry. this is an excuse you get from the kid that brock mommy's vase. only here it was american lives. obama knows, he doesn't know. who knows? certainly not us. mommy ain't buying it and getting impatient. despite the tough i go act at the lectern the affair makes as much sense as left-handed frying pan. obama said he called it terrorism the day after and rice says it wasn't. which leads back to who said blame the video? obama ran with the foreign policy from years of community organizing. in chicago we learn value of phony outrage. >> let me say specifically about susan rice. she has done exemplary work. she made an appearance at the request of the white house where she gave her best understanding of the intelligence provided to her. if senator mccain and graham and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me. but for them to go after the u.n. ambassador, who had nothing to do with benghazi, and was simply making a presentation based on intelligence that she had received,

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